Sentence examples similar to point out a feeling from inspiring English sources
Many participants pointed out that a feeling of taking action and a need for feedback from an expert therapist, who in our study was a psychologist, was of great importance.
Gopnik described the remarks made by Commander George Lee Weddington, Jr., who spoke of the general from the Secessionist point of view: He ran over the terms of the surrender, and pointed out — with a feeling, as though it had happened yesterday — that General Grant had allowed the Rebel officers to keep their sidearms and the men to keep their horses and mules.
I was feeling rather smug until Ms. Le Vine pointed out a potential price discrepancy I had not considered.
She pointed out a doe to me.
She pointed out a boyfriend's house.
Then all week, ask your child to point out this particular feeling when they see it in themselves or in others.
None of the volunteers reported any discomfort during the tests, the team reports in the current issue of Analytical Chemistry, although some of them did point out a tingling feeling when the tattoo was taking its measurements.
"Reflect the child's feelings, but also point out, look, you hurt Johnny's feelings".
But as Ijaz Gilani, a Gallup pollster in Islamabad, points out, national feeling is also fuelled by hostility to India.
